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by gosub100 5d ago
Red lights also regulate speed, although I don't know if they are intentionally de-optimized from green for this reason.
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by gosub100 5d ago
Neither do you apparently: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/adhd/symptoms... "Hyperactive means being too active and having too much energy. It may include disruptive behavior." "Run a
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by gosub100 5d ago
I'm sure somewhere there's an ad exec ready to rollout personalized in-game ads that say "hey Chris Morgan, try Henson's ball wash!" From data provided by your smart TV and your secret profile from data brokers.
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by gosub100 5d ago
The blackmail theory explains: - why congress itself voted to cover it up - why there are these bizarre humiliation rituals like the FBI saying beastiality will not DQ you from working for the agency (some top FBI person likely screwed up s
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by gosub100 5d ago
So why was he arrested in 2008 if there was no evidence? And again in 2019? And why would he hang himself if there was no evidence against him? That's a wild conspiracy theory you have, bud.
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by gosub100 6d ago
"idle capacity" - aka subtle advertisement
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by gosub100 9d ago
I remember the ole flow control :(rts/cts | xon xoff) from hyperterminal on windows :)
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by gosub100 10d ago
Another one, not quite as handy but still awesome: ctrl s / ctrl-q. This freezes/unfreezes the terminal output so you can read it, without interrupting your program. Useful for very fast walls of text.
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by gosub100 10d ago
A careless move with a skill saw can take your finger off too. I don't think acid deserves such a scary reputation. I guess because it doesn't make an obnoxious sound does make it easier to forget. But in both cases you must follo
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by gosub100 10d ago
I say it's only because LLMs came out after the PS5 was developed. Presumably, future generations of hw (if there are any) will use the same methods to harden the attack surface. Good ole cat and mouse.
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by gosub100 10d ago
I did something similar with a U2W 160 mbps SCSI card and 10k rpm Seagate Cheetah drive circa 2000. I saved up and found an amazing deal on eBay, shipped to the US from Australia. Waited a week, plugged it in, and found out it had no boot R
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by gosub100 11d ago
WinNT 4.0 SP6 was stable as a rock
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by gosub100 12d ago
yes, it's called ABET Accreditation https://www.abet.org/accreditation/find-programs Thats literally the point of getting a degree, to determine that all grads meet a set of minimum qualifications
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by gosub100 12d ago
Thet should pay into a tax fund that is applied toward student loans of American grads who are unemployed.
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by gosub100 12d ago
There is no need for "temporary talent" from foreign countries. US is graduating plenty of CS grads from our schools. There is a need for wage suppression and exploitation (for anyone not aware, if you get fired from your H1B job
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by gosub100 12d ago
Now I want to know, what happens if you redistribute an "AI summary" of the copyright material?
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by gosub100 12d ago
Remember ~10 years ago when Google had "cached" versions of the websites? I believe they removed that feature for this reason.
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by gosub100 12d ago
Here's a good video essay about their downfall https://youtu.be/SrsUlTtLLIM?is=2S9uP-LvXOrWKfH6
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by gosub100 12d ago
You don't have to be a materials science Ph.D to know that stone and metal last a bit longer than cloth.
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by gosub100 13d ago
the fact that he takes layman's physics questions at all is proof that he is not pompous.
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by gosub100 14d ago
11 yr old me bought canned hairspray in the drug store, walked straight to the payphone 12 feet outside the drug store, ignited the hairspray and torched the phone until it didn't work anymore.
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by gosub100 18d ago
Check out the ROCA attack: www.techtarget.com/cybersecurity/tip/The-ROCA-vulnerability-How-it-works-and-what-to-do-about-it%3famp=1 In practice it was confined to specific TPM modules, but in principle it shows how one flaw i
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by gosub100 18d ago
Blackmail/ influencing elections. Find the presidential candidate's post when he was 14 and said something racist or edgy and use that as leverage or kick him out of the race.
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by gosub100 19d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvFu343KNek
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by gosub100 20d ago
It wouldn't surprise me if it takes more effort to be succinct. There's some famous quote from I think Mark Twain "this letter would have been shorter but I ran out of time". Just my guess
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by gosub100 20d ago
agreed. this is the same industry that blatantly lies about capacity too.
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by gosub100 20d ago
And just like welfare bucks, people will quickly grow accustomed to getting their "intelligence" handed to them from the machine, while their own intelligence atrophies. Breeding dependency
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by gosub100 21d ago
These tips are not complete, but just the problem areas that I think noobs get stuck on: - understand that different tasks require different amounts of heat. The reason a task is difficult or you ruined a board could be due to your iron not
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by gosub100 21d ago
> researchers shouldn't hold bugs for ransom or demand high payment. why? google removed don't be evil off their charter a long time ago. why shouldn't security researchers also seek to maximize profits?
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by gosub100 24d ago
It's probably a liability from the nudity. Someone says "that's me! I didn't consent to my naked body being posted on the Internet!". Even if it was incidental, but if it was allowed, it would bring about a bunch of

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